it is none the less true that the behavior of the insect involves, or rather evolves, the idea of definite things existing or being produced in definite points of space and time, which the insect knows without having learned them.
now, if we look at intelligence from the same point of view, we find that it also knows certain things without having learned them. 

                                                                                          henry bergson


let nothing be changed and all be different. 

                                                                                  robert bresson